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Canwest Global Communications sells a controlling stake of its shares to media giant, Shaw Communications (Steve Kerr in Montreal | CKUT)
Farm workers are lacking basic employment protections and in Alberta, the lack of health coverage has meant injuries and deaths. (Tessa Vanderheart in Winnipeg | CJUM)
Two groups of Montreal youth recently held a press conference to go public with their experience being racially profiled by the Montreal Transit Commission. (Joel Barde in Montreal | CKUT)
Community Radio Report FlemoCity Media talks about growing a lower-power, youth-led station in Torontoâs Flemingdon Park- and how radio brings out the best of Flemoâs young voices. (Tarun, Adil and Ayesha in Toronto | CFPK)
Features The sixth Israeli Apartheid Week spans the globe- and Canada has been no stranger to the controversy, where for the first time pro-Israeli groups push back with their own demonstrations. Christopher Currie discusses strategy and terminology with Adam Shapiro, Joe Elmer and Kamal Reilly from CFRC on the Queenâs University Campus in Kingston Ontario.
In St.Johnâs, International Womenâs Day was the inspiration for feminist art. From CMHR, Sarah Feldbloom was there.
Torontoâs blind transit users are being refused service on the city's accessible transit service, WheelTrans. Karen Lewellen reports from Toronto.
Halifax has recently apologized to the former residents of Africville, a community that was destroyed in the 1960's under the banner of 'urban renewal'. CKDU's David Parker reports on the mixed reactions to the apology and the agreement signed with the Africville Genealogy Society to settle its 14-year-old legal action against the city of Halifax.
Produced by CKDU 88.1 FM Halifax.
Producers: Erica Butler and Jacky Harrison
Contributors: Tessa Vanderhart, Joel Barde, Steve Kerr, David Parker, Karen Lewellen, Adil, Tarun & Mikey (Flemo City Media), Sarah Feldbloom, Christopher Currie
Music by Black Union, MinyC, Elaztic, Wardah and Lomo
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